Sentence examples for complexity to create from inspiring English sources

Size is said to slow down decision-making; complexity to create confusion.

Declared of national interest, both projects have embraced its inherent complexity to create an attractive, enlivened and inclusive space on the scale of the metropolis, and to frame its transformations over the next decades through a multi-scalar, soft and hard approach.

The CD starts with slower simplified classical arrangements, and then gradually picks up tempo and increases complexity to create a balance of body relaxed, mind alert for the driver.

For example, does the total number of keys on a piano provide the complexity to create music, or is it the combinatorial fashion in which the keys are activated by the pianist's fingers.

Time complexity to create the degeneration hash table is approximately linear in function of the number of nucleotides or amino acids sequence, because the algorithm runs once the input sequence to identify the existing motif, scoring with 1 the position in the degeneration hash table of motif found.

To watch industrial designer Scott Wilson's mini documentary of the factories in China where his latest product is being realized is to be awed by the complexity required to create even simple objects.

For instance, in his The New Science of Cities Michael Batty employs complexity theory to create mathematical models of different aspects of urban structures and to develop decision-making tools that aim at predicting interactions and flows in future cities [5].

One important option to get rid of complexity is to create a so-called 'minimal genome' that can function as a basic biological framework or 'chassis' into which new, designed and synthesized segments or sequences that encode novel, economic useful functions can be implemented.

But the Kent band's music is trippy in the best sense: it takes the listener to unexpected places, using complexity and invention to create a unique experience.

Instead she shuttles between Gatwick and a factory in northern Italy, supervising every stitch and pushing her (entirely machine-made) knits to a finer, more vibrant complexity: "I want to create new techniques in knitwear so it can look modern".

Hospital managers and healthcare professionals should take these implications of complexity into account, to create a supportive and blame-free environment.